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Urgent Passport Fees in Pakistan - May 2024

Urgent Passport Fees in Pakistan - May 2024

Web Desk May 06, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source

The Pakistani government has recently introduced a revised fee system for urgent passport processing, aiming to accelerate the procedure. This action forms part of a broader strategy to upgrade passport services and boost overall efficiency.

New Urgent Passport Fee Structure

Starting May 2024, the new fees for urgent category passports are as follows:
  • 5-year Standard Passport (36 pages): The urgent fee has increased from Rs5,000 to Rs7,500.
  • 10-year Standard Passport (36 pages): The urgent fee is now Rs11,200.
  • 5-year Large Passport (72 pages): The urgent fee is Rs13,500.
  • 10-year Large Passport (100 pages): The urgent fee is Rs20,200.

Processing Time

The Directorate General of Immigration and Passports assures that urgent category passports will be processed within five working days.

However, recent reports from regional offices indicate a processing time of 15 days, causing concern among applicants, some of whom report processing times exceeding 21 days.

These discrepancies underscore the government's commitment to enhancing passport services and offering faster processing options for Pakistani citizens travelling abroad. Keep an eye out for further updates on passport services and processing times.

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